Generated by Rank Math SEO, this is an llms.txt file designed to help LLMs better understand and index this website. # CSCMT: Everyone’s Cancer is unique. Your support should be too. ## Sitemaps [XML Sitemap](https://cancersupportmontana.org/sitemap_index.xml): Includes all crawlable and indexable pages. ## Posts - [Help Ensure No One Faces Cancer Alone](https://cancersupportmontana.org/help-ensure-no-one-faces-cancer-alone/): One of the things we’re most proud of at Cancer Support Community Montana is that every one of our programs is offered free of charge to people impacted by cancer. - [What Is Art Therapy, and How Can It Help?](https://cancersupportmontana.org/what-is-art-therapy-and-how-can-it-help/): At Cancer Support Community Montana, we believe healing involves more than medicine alone. That’s one reason we offer free art therapy and other supportive programs designed to help people impacted by cancer find connection, expression, and times of tranquility throughout their journey. - [Staying Active, Staying Connected: Pickleball Returns to CSCMT!](https://cancersupportmontana.org/staying-active-staying-connected-pickleball-returns-to-cscmt/): That’s one reason we’re excited to announce that pickleball is back at Cancer Support Community Montana. - [One of the Hardest Parts of Cancer Is Keeping Everyone Updated](https://cancersupportmontana.org/one-of-the-hardest-parts-of-cancer-is-keeping-everyone-updated/): When someone is going through cancer treatment, communication can quickly become exhausting. One person texts asking how the appointment went. Another wants to know when treatment starts. A family member calls looking for updates after a scan. - [What Is a Cancer Support Group Really Like?](https://cancersupportmontana.org/what-is-a-cancer-support-group-really-like/): A lot of people are nervous before attending their first cancer support group. Some worry it will feel too heavy or emotionally overwhelming. Others assume they’ll be expected to talk right away or share deeply personal details with strangers. Many people simply don’t know what to expect. These feelings are completely normal. - [The Best Food Truck Festival in Montana Is Back](https://cancersupportmontana.org/the-best-food-truck-festival-in-montana-is-back/): If you’re looking for a reason to get outside, spend time with friends, and enjoy some incredible local food, we’ve got two dates you’ll want to mark on your calendar. - [How Staying Active Can Help During Cancer Treatment](https://cancersupportmontana.org/how-staying-active-can-help-during-cancer-treatment/): Rest feels like all someone wants when they’re going through cancer treatment. Fatigue is real. Energy comes and goes without warning. On some days, even getting out of bed feels like a struggle. - [How Families and Caregivers Can Support Someone Going Through Cancer](https://cancersupportmontana.org/how-families-and-caregivers-can-support-someone-going-through-cancer/): Cancer Support Community Montana offers a wide range of free programs for people affected by cancer and their families, including support groups, counseling, educational workshops, exercise classes, and social programs. - [What Should I Know About Wigs During Cancer Treatment?](https://cancersupportmontana.org/what-should-i-know-about-wigs-during-cancer-treatment/): Wigs, in particular, can help restore a sense of normalcy because they allow someone to maintain a familiar hairstyle, match their previous hair color, or experiment with something completely different. - [Support, Strength, and Community During Cancer](https://cancersupportmontana.org/support-strength-and-community-during-cancer/): A cancer diagnosis can feel like the loneliest news in the world. - [Finding Strength in Creativity During Cancer](https://cancersupportmontana.org/finding-strength-in-creativity-during-cancer/): When someone hears the word therapy, they often think of appointments and difficult conversations. And while these forms of support are definitely important, creative therapies—including art, music, movement, and expressive activities—offer a different and powerful way to cope. - [Mental Health Support in Winter](https://cancersupportmontana.org/mental-health-support-in-winter/): A cancer diagnosis affects more than just your body. It changes how you think, feel, and relate to others. Feelings of fear, sadness, and anger are normal. These emotions can feel even stronger during Montana’s long winters, especially when cold weather and shorter days add to the sense of isolation. ## Pages - [Blog](https://cancersupportmontana.org/blog/): The Blog - [Home](https://cancersupportmontana.org/): Knowledge is power! Through research at the Cancer Support Community Headquarters Research and Training Institute, needs assessments, and current best practices, CSC Montana creates an education plan to serve cancer survivors and their loved ones. - [Who We Are](https://cancersupportmontana.org/who-we-are/): Cancer Support Community Montana (CSCMT) is a 501c3 non-profit organization based in Bozeman, Montana, and part of the national Cancer Support Community network. Established in 2004, CSCMT has a long history of providing support for those impacted by cancer in Montana. Originally in Bozeman, we acquired a mortgage-free building in 2009, incorporated the For One Another Family Camp in 2013, and established the Garden of Hope in 2015. - [Lighting the Way for Pediatric Cancer Support](https://cancersupportmontana.org/find-support/lighting-the-way-for-pediatric-cancer-support/): In 2025, Cancer Support Community Montana (CSCMT) welcomed the integration of Lightwell Foundation’s efforts, further enhancing the resources and support available for children diagnosed with cancer and their families. - [Locations](https://cancersupportmontana.org/who-we-are/locations/): Additionally, CSCMT has a number of Resource Center relationships throughout the state to ensure that no one faces cancer alone. Since we cannot be everywhere all of the time, we partner and/ or collaborate with other organizations in communities around Montana. Often, these referral center locations are smaller hospitals or health centers in more rural areas. By working together, CSCMT and the Resource Center can better serve individuals in the respective communities. - [Careers](https://cancersupportmontana.org/who-we-are/careers/): Started in 2004, Cancer Support Community Montana (CSCMT) is a not-for-profit 501c3 with chapters in Bozeman and Missoula, numerous resource centers across the state in smaller communities, and a virtual presence. We provide support services to youth, adults, patients, caregivers, couples and families who are impacted by cancer to improve their quality of life at the time of diagnosis, during treatment, through short- and long-term survivorship and into end of life. Our mission is to uplift and strengthen people impacted by cancer by providing support, fostering compassionate communities, and breaking down barriers to care. If you share this same passion and interest in making a difference, please consider joining our team. - [Volunteer](https://cancersupportmontana.org/volunteer/): At Cancer Support Community Montana, volunteers help bring our mission to life every day. By giving your time and energy, you help create a welcoming place for individuals and families impacted by cancer to find strength and connection. Whether you can help for an hour or a day, we’re committed to making your volunteer experience rewarding and meaningful, and we deeply appreciate the care and dedication our volunteers bring to our community.   - [Retreats](https://cancersupportmontana.org/find-support/retreats/): Cancer Support Community offers retreats to Montanans impacted by cancer. In addition to the fun and special activities at each retreat, there is also programming based on CSC’s 5 pillars that support the mission “to ensure that all people impacted by cancer are empowered by knowledge, strengthened by action, and sustained by community.” - [Fundraising Events](https://cancersupportmontana.org/events/): All programs at Cancer Support Community Montana are offered free of charge, but they are not free of cost. Our fundraising events play a vital role in ensuring we can continue providing support, education, and hope to those impacted by cancer. We invite you to join us for our Annual Fundraisers and help make a lasting difference for cancer patients and their families.All programs at Cancer Support Community Montana are offered free of charge, but they are not free of cost. Our fundraising events are an important way to raise funds to support cancer patients and their families and the Cancer Support Community Montana. Please plan to join us for our 2024 Annual Fundraisers. - [Youth & Families](https://cancersupportmontana.org/find-support/youth-families/): The first place cancer metastasis is to the family. Youth are affected by having cancer themselves, as well as when a close friend or family member has a cancer diagnosis. Our Youth and Family programs are intended to provide a place of support and sense of community for the whole family. - [Donating](https://cancersupportmontana.org/donating/): Programs and services are provided free of charge for all youth and adults at Cancer Support Community Montana, but they are not free of cost. All contributions, including financial and in-kind services, help make our programs for youth and adults available when they need them the most. We could not function without the generous and ongoing support of individuals, businesses, foundations and grants. - [Health Care Access](https://cancersupportmontana.org/find-support/health-care-access/): There are people all over Montana who can sit and help you navigate access to cancer care and answer your questions regarding health insurance. In addition, if you would like help completing an Advanced Directive, contact (406)582-1600 to learn more. - [National & Local Resources](https://cancersupportmontana.org/find-support/national-local-resources/): Call 911 if you or someone you know is in immediate danger. - [Programs & Community](https://cancersupportmontana.org/find-support/programs-community/): At Cancer Support Community Montana, we understand the challenges of cancer. Join our community for support, inspiration, and evidence-based programs led by professionals. - [Find Support](https://cancersupportmontana.org/find-support/): Sometimes it’s hard to ask for help, especially if you don’t know what you need. We get it. That’s why we make it easy to get started at Cancer Support Community Montana, so you can find the customized support you need in our warm, welcoming environment. It’s as easy as 1, 2, 3. See below for details. And if you have questions or need additional assistance, please call us at 406-582-1600. - [FAQ’s](https://cancersupportmontana.org/faqs/): Getting started is easy. Individuals can browse our programs and complete a new participant form online or reach out to our team for help connecting with services that best meet their needs. - [Contact Us](https://cancersupportmontana.org/who-we-are/contact-us/): WHO WE ARE About Us Locations Sponsors Careers Contact Us To Learn More, Volunteer, Donate or Help Contact Us Contact Info Bozeman (Office) Chat with us Reach out to us at info@cancersupportmontana.org Our office 102 S. 11th Ave. Bozeman, MT 59715 Call us Ring us on (406) 582-1600 ext. 1 Missoula (Office) Chat with us Reach out to us at missoula@cancersupportmontana.org Our office 2307 Stephens Ave Missoula, MT 59801 Call us Ring us on (406) 582-1600 ext. 2 Helena (Chapter In Development) Chat with us Reach out to us at kashia@cancersupportmontana.org Our office Coming Soon Call us Ring us on (406) 582-1600 ext 3  Share with Us Ideas and FeedbackIf you have ideas or feedback for Cancer Support Community Montana, let us know by submitting the contact form or by calling us at 406.582.1600.  Share Your Experience Inspire and support others on their cancer journey by sharing your experience with Cancer Support Community Montana. Whether you’d like to share anonymously or with your name, you can submit your story through our contact form or by emailing info@cancersupportmontana.org.   - [Sponsors](https://cancersupportmontana.org/who-we-are/sponsors/): All our cancer support programs are freely accessible, allowing participants to prioritize their well-being without financial concerns. To continue offering these vital services at no cost, we depend on generous sponsors. Several programs, including Strength Training, Water Aerobics, Cancer Support Group, Cancer Transitions, and Prostate Connection, are seeking sponsorship. ## CSCMT Events - [Cruisin on Main Car Show 2026 (Bozeman)](https://cancersupportmontana.org/cscmt-event/cruisin-on-main-car-show-2026-bozeman/): You're invited to the biggest and best Car Show in the region! The "Cruisin' on Main" Car Show takes place on Main Street in Downtown Bozeman between Willson and Rouse Avenue. Car enthusiasts are invited to enter their vehicles in the show - all makes and models are welcome! You may pre-register or register the day of the show. - [Rays of Hope Luncheon Fundraiser](https://cancersupportmontana.org/cscmt-event/inaugural-rays-of-hope-luncheon-helena/): Time: Noon-1 PM ## Maps - [Rocky Boy Health Center](https://cancersupportmontana.org/maps/rocky-boy-health-center/): Rocky Boy Health Center ## Programs - [Grief and Beyond](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/grief-and-beyond-15/): This group is for anyone looking to build relationships and community after their loved one has died.. Individuals transitioning from Living with Loss, as well as individuals new to CSCMT are welcome. This group offers a safe place to discuss long term effects of grief and gain support from others who are at least 12 months post the loss of their loved one. This group meets once monthly for 90 minutes. - [Creative Connections – BYOC](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/creative-connections-byoc-11/): Whether you're an experienced artist, master crafter, or just practicing drawing stick figures, this is a space to create in community! Bring your own project or show up and follow the craft we've prepared for you. - [New Participant Orientation](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/new-participant-orientation-60/): Virtual From Anywhere - Click HERE to join Zoom! Meeting ID: 947 6986 3315 This informal session is the first step for all cancer survivors and caregivers who are interested in joining our community! It provides an opportunity for new participants to learn more about Cancer Support Community, the programs and services we offer, how to register, and the potential benefits of participation. Includes a facility tour and plenty of time to ask questions. Register online or at 406 .582.1600. - [Creative Connections – BYOC](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/creative-connections-byoc-10/): Whether you're an experienced artist, master crafter, or just practicing drawing stick figures, this is a space to create in community! Bring your own project or show up and follow the craft we've prepared for you. - [In Person Breast Cancer Support Group](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/in-person-breast-cancer-support-group-32/): Join us for an in person support group focused on people with a breast cancer diagnosis at any stage and during survivorship. Connecting with others that share a similar experience can help provide empowerment throughout your cancer experience. If you are currently in a virtual support group please call or email cody@cancersupportmontana.org to be added. - [Creative Connections – BYOC](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/creative-connections-byoc-9/): Whether you're an experienced artist, master crafter, or just practicing drawing stick figures, this is a space to create in community! Bring your own project or show up and follow the craft we've prepared for you. - [Living With Loss](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/living-with-loss-22/): Grief is often an isolating experience, but it doesn’t have to be. Living with Loss is open to all who have lost someone, regardless of whether the loss was cancer-related. This weekly group provides a space for those in bereavement to share experiences, challenges, and support with others who can relate. PLEASE NOTE: A brief orientation meeting is required prior to joining any of our support groups. Please call 406.582.1600 to schedule. - [In Person Breast Cancer Support Group](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/in-person-breast-cancer-support-group-22/): Join us for an in person support group focused on people with a breast cancer diagnosis at any stage and during survivorship. Connecting with others that share a similar experience can help provide empowerment throughout your cancer expereince. If you are currently in a virtual support group please call or email cody@cancersupportmontana.org to be added. - [In Person Breast Cancer Support Group](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/in-person-breast-cancer-support-group-31/): Join us for an in person support group focused on people with a breast cancer diagnosis at any stage and during survivorship. Connecting with others that share a similar experience can help provide empowerment throughout your cancer experience. If you are currently in a virtual support group please call or email cody@cancersupportmontana.org to be added. - [Creative Connections – BYOC](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/creative-connections-byoc-8/): Whether you're an experienced artist, master crafter, or just practicing drawing stick figures, this is a space to create in community! Bring your own project or show up and follow the craft we've prepared for you. - [Living With Loss](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/living-with-loss-21/): Grief is often an isolating experience, but it doesn’t have to be. Living with Loss is open to all who have lost someone, regardless of whether the loss was cancer-related. This weekly group provides a space for those in bereavement to share experiences, challenges, and support with others who can relate. PLEASE NOTE: A brief orientation meeting is required prior to joining any of our support groups. Please call 406.582.1600 to schedule. - [In Person Breast Cancer Support Group](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/in-person-breast-cancer-support-group-20/): Join us for an in person support group focused on people with a breast cancer diagnosis at any stage and during survivorship. Connecting with others that share a similar experience can help provide empowerment throughout your cancer expereince. If you are currently in a virtual support group please call or email cody@cancersupportmontana.org to be added. - [Living With Loss](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/living-with-loss-20/): Grief is often an isolating experience, but it doesn’t have to be. Living with Loss is open to all who have lost someone, regardless of whether the loss was cancer-related. This weekly group provides a space for those in bereavement to share experiences, challenges, and support with others who can relate. PLEASE NOTE: A brief orientation meeting is required prior to joining any of our support groups. Please call 406.582.1600 to schedule. - [In Person Breast Cancer Support Group](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/in-person-breast-cancer-support-group-30/): Join us for an in person support group focused on people with a breast cancer diagnosis at any stage and during survivorship. Connecting with others that share a similar experience can help provide empowerment throughout your cancer experience. If you are currently in a virtual support group please call or email cody@cancersupportmontana.org to be added. - [Creative Connections – BYOC](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/creative-connections-byoc-7/): Whether you're an experienced artist, master crafter, or just practicing drawing stick figures, this is a space to create in community! Bring your own project or show up and follow the craft we've prepared for you. - [Metastatic Cancer Support](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/metastatic-cancer-support-19/): Join the discussion and learn how to reduce anxiety and manage uncertainty, all while connecting with other Montanans living with metastatic/stage IV cancer. PLEASE NOTE: A brief orientation meeting is required prior to joining any of our support groups. Please call 406.582.1600 to schedule. - [Living With Loss](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/living-with-loss-19/): Grief is often an isolating experience, but it doesn’t have to be. Living with Loss is open to all who have lost someone, regardless of whether the loss was cancer-related. This weekly group provides a space for those in bereavement to share experiences, challenges, and support with others who can relate. PLEASE NOTE: A brief orientation meeting is required prior to joining any of our support groups. Please call 406.582.1600 to schedule. - [Living With Loss](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/living-with-loss-18/): Grief is often an isolating experience, but it doesn’t have to be. Living with Loss is open to all who have lost someone, regardless of whether the loss was cancer-related. This weekly group provides a space for those in bereavement to share experiences, challenges, and support with others who can relate. PLEASE NOTE: A brief orientation meeting is required prior to joining any of our support groups. Please call 406.582.1600 to schedule. - [In Person Breast Cancer Support Group](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/in-person-breast-cancer-support-group-29/): Join us for an in person support group focused on people with a breast cancer diagnosis at any stage and during survivorship. Connecting with others that share a similar experience can help provide empowerment throughout your cancer experience. If you are currently in a virtual support group please call or email cody@cancersupportmontana.org to be added. - [Creative Connections – BYOC](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/creative-connections-byoc-6/): Whether you're an experienced artist, master crafter, or just practicing drawing stick figures, this is a space to create in community! Bring your own project or show up and follow the craft we've prepared for you. - [Metastatic Cancer Support](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/metastatic-cancer-support-18/): Join the discussion and learn how to reduce anxiety and manage uncertainty, all while connecting with other Montanans living with metastatic/stage IV cancer. PLEASE NOTE: A brief orientation meeting is required prior to joining any of our support groups. Please call 406.582.1600 to schedule. - [Living With Loss](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/living-with-loss-17/): Grief is often an isolating experience, but it doesn’t have to be. Living with Loss is open to all who have lost someone, regardless of whether the loss was cancer-related. This weekly group provides a space for those in bereavement to share experiences, challenges, and support with others who can relate. PLEASE NOTE: A brief orientation meeting is required prior to joining any of our support groups. Please call 406.582.1600 to schedule. - [Living With Loss](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/living-with-loss-16/): Grief is often an isolating experience, but it doesn’t have to be. Living with Loss is open to all who have lost someone, regardless of whether the loss was cancer-related. This weekly group provides a space for those in bereavement to share experiences, challenges, and support with others who can relate. PLEASE NOTE: A brief orientation meeting is required prior to joining any of our support groups. Please call 406.582.1600 to schedule. - [In Person Breast Cancer Support Group](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/in-person-breast-cancer-support-group-28/): Join us for an in person support group focused on people with a breast cancer diagnosis at any stage and during survivorship. Connecting with others that share a similar experience can help provide empowerment throughout your cancer experience. If you are currently in a virtual support group please call or email cody@cancersupportmontana.org to be added. - [Creative Connections – BYOC](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/creative-connections-byoc-5/): Whether you're an experienced artist, master crafter, or just practicing drawing stick figures, this is a space to create in community! Bring your own project or show up and follow the craft we've prepared for you. - [Metastatic Cancer Support](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/metastatic-cancer-support-17/): Join the discussion and learn how to reduce anxiety and manage uncertainty, all while connecting with other Montanans living with metastatic/stage IV cancer. PLEASE NOTE: A brief orientation meeting is required prior to joining any of our support groups. Please call 406.582.1600 to schedule. - [Living With Loss](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/living-with-loss-15/): Grief is often an isolating experience, but it doesn’t have to be. Living with Loss is open to all who have lost someone, regardless of whether the loss was cancer-related. This weekly group provides a space for those in bereavement to share experiences, challenges, and support with others who can relate. PLEASE NOTE: A brief orientation meeting is required prior to joining any of our support groups. Please call 406.582.1600 to schedule. - [Living With Loss](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/living-with-loss-14/): Grief is often an isolating experience, but it doesn’t have to be. Living with Loss is open to all who have lost someone, regardless of whether the loss was cancer-related. This weekly group provides a space for those in bereavement to share experiences, challenges, and support with others who can relate. PLEASE NOTE: A brief orientation meeting is required prior to joining any of our support groups. Please call 406.582.1600 to schedule. - [In Person Breast Cancer Support Group](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/in-person-breast-cancer-support-group-27/): Join us for an in person support group focused on people with a breast cancer diagnosis at any stage and during survivorship. Connecting with others that share a similar experience can help provide empowerment throughout your cancer experience. If you are currently in a virtual support group please call or email cody@cancersupportmontana.org to be added. - [Creative Connections – BYOC](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/creative-connections-byoc-4/): Whether you're an experienced artist, master crafter, or just practicing drawing stick figures, this is a space to create in community! Bring your own project or show up and follow the craft we've prepared for you. - [Metastatic Cancer Support](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/metastatic-cancer-support-16/): Join the discussion and learn how to reduce anxiety and manage uncertainty, all while connecting with other Montanans living with metastatic/stage IV cancer. PLEASE NOTE: A brief orientation meeting is required prior to joining any of our support groups. Please call 406.582.1600 to schedule. - [Living With Loss](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/living-with-loss-13/): Grief is often an isolating experience, but it doesn’t have to be. Living with Loss is open to all who have lost someone, regardless of whether the loss was cancer-related. This weekly group provides a space for those in bereavement to share experiences, challenges, and support with others who can relate. PLEASE NOTE: A brief orientation meeting is required prior to joining any of our support groups. Please call 406.582.1600 to schedule. - [Living With Loss](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/living-with-loss-12/): Grief is often an isolating experience, but it doesn’t have to be. Living with Loss is open to all who have lost someone, regardless of whether the loss was cancer-related. This weekly group provides a space for those in bereavement to share experiences, challenges, and support with others who can relate. PLEASE NOTE: A brief orientation meeting is required prior to joining any of our support groups. Please call 406.582.1600 to schedule. - [In Person Breast Cancer Support Group](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/in-person-breast-cancer-support-group-26/): Join us for an in person support group focused on people with a breast cancer diagnosis at any stage and during survivorship. Connecting with others that share a similar experience can help provide empowerment throughout your cancer experience. If you are currently in a virtual support group please call or email cody@cancersupportmontana.org to be added. - [Creative Connections – BYOC](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/creative-connections-byoc-3/): Whether you're an experienced artist, master crafter, or just practicing drawing stick figures, this is a space to create in community! Bring your own project or show up and follow the craft we've prepared for you. - [Metastatic Cancer Support](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/metastatic-cancer-support-15/): Join the discussion and learn how to reduce anxiety and manage uncertainty, all while connecting with other Montanans living with metastatic/stage IV cancer. PLEASE NOTE: A brief orientation meeting is required prior to joining any of our support groups. Please call 406.582.1600 to schedule. - [Sweet Pea 5K Training](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/sweet-pea-5k-training-27/): Join us as we prepare for the Sweet Pea 5k in August! Whether you walk, jog, or run, come connect with others and progressively build your stamina with our regular meetups. Bring your friends and family! - [Sweet Pea 5K Training](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/sweet-pea-5k-training-26/): Join us as we prepare for the Sweet Pea 5k in August! Whether you walk, jog, or run, come connect with others and progressively build your stamina with our regular meetups. Bring your friends and family! - [Walk and Coffe Group](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/walk-and-coffe-group-13/): This informal social group starts the week out strong with by going for a walk together, followed by time to connect with one another through casual conversation and cozy coffee. - [Hiking Group](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/hiking-group-7/): Each week we will meet at a different trailhead in Bozeman and the surrounding area. This is an opportunity to get outside, get moving, and connect with others! Thursday, June 13th Drinking Horse Mountain Trail (Moderate) Directions: parking lot is on Bridger Canyon Rd. just before the M Trailhead! Thursday, June 20th Sypes Canyon Trail (Moderate) Directions: north on Springhill Rd. for approximately 1.5 miles. Turn right on Sypes Canyon Rd. Follow Sypes Canyon Rd. for about 3 miles. At the Y at the end of the road, veer right onto Churn Rd to the trailhead. Thursday, June 27th Triple Tree Trail (Moderate) Directions: south on Sourdough Rd.Parking lot on left just past Triple Tree Rd. No hike Thursday, July 4th (Independence Day) Thursday, July 11th Bozeman Creek Trail (Easy) Directions: find Nash Rd. South of Bozeman from either Sourdough Rd. or S 19th. From Nash Rd. turn south onto Sourdough Canyon Rd. and continue to the trailhead. Thursday, July 18th Kirk Hill (Moderate) Directions: South on 19th. Parking lot is on left just before the large curve Thursday, July 25th Middle Cottonwood Trail (Moderate) Directions: North on Springhill Rd. Turn right on Toohey. Turn right on Walker Rd. until the dead end Thursday, August 1: Lower Mt. Ellis Trail (Moderate) Directions: east on Kagy Blvd. until it becomes Bozeman Trail Rd. Turn south on Mt. Ellis Lane and drive all the way to the gate and trailhead. Thursday, August 8th South Cottonwood Trail (Easy to Moderate) Directions: south on Cottonwood Rd. past Anderson School. Wind through a big S turn before taking another left on Cottonwood Canyon Rd. Drive approximately 2 miles on Cottonwood Canyon Rd to reach the trailhead. Thursday, August 15th the M Trail (Moderate) Directions: north on Bridger Canyon Rd. to M Trailhead Thursday, August 22nd Chestnut Mountain Trail (Moderate) Directions: From Bozeman, drive east on I-90 and take the Trail Creek exit. At the exit turn right and then left on Trail Creek Rd for approximately 200 yards. Trailhead is on the right side of the road. Thursday, August 29th Moser Creek Trail (Moderate) Directions: 6 miles up Hyalite Canyon Rd. to sign noting Moser Creek Trailhead - [Yoga for Healthy Aging](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/yoga-for-healthy-aging-67/): Please click HERE to join Join us for a 1.5 hour class designed topractice yoga in a safe and encouraging environment. The physical postures(asana) are explored in a sequential manner and props are used to alloweveryone access. Expect meditation and breath work as a part of each session.Some experience with yoga is helpful but not required. All levels are welcome! - [Living With Loss](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/living-with-loss-11/): Grief is often an isolating experience, but it doesn’t have to be. Living with Loss is open to all who have lost someone, regardless of whether the loss was cancer-related. This weekly group provides a space for those in bereavement to share experiences, challenges, and support with others who can relate. PLEASE NOTE: A brief orientation meeting is required prior to joining any of our support groups. Please call 406.582.1600 to schedule. - [Sweet Pea 5K Training](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/sweet-pea-5k-training-25/): Join us as we prepare for the Sweet Pea 5k in August! Whether you walk, jog, or run, come connect with others and progressively build your stamina with our regular meetups. Bring your friends and family! - [Sweet Pea 5K Training](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/sweet-pea-5k-training-24/): Join us as we prepare for the Sweet Pea 5k in August! Whether you walk, jog, or run, come connect with others and progressively build your stamina with our regular meetups. Bring your friends and family! - [Walk and Coffe Group](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/walk-and-coffe-group-12/): This informal social group starts the week out strong with by going for a walk together, followed by time to connect with one another through casual conversation and cozy coffee. - [Hiking Group](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/hiking-group-6/): Each week we will meet at a different trailhead in Bozeman and the surrounding area. This is an opportunity to get outside, get moving, and connect with others! Thursday, June 13th Drinking Horse Mountain Trail (Moderate) Directions: parking lot is on Bridger Canyon Rd. just before the M Trailhead! Thursday, June 20th Sypes Canyon Trail (Moderate) Directions: north on Springhill Rd. for approximately 1.5 miles. Turn right on Sypes Canyon Rd. Follow Sypes Canyon Rd. for about 3 miles. At the Y at the end of the road, veer right onto Churn Rd to the trailhead. Thursday, June 27th Triple Tree Trail (Moderate) Directions: south on Sourdough Rd.Parking lot on left just past Triple Tree Rd. No hike Thursday, July 4th (Independence Day) Thursday, July 11th Bozeman Creek Trail (Easy) Directions: find Nash Rd. South of Bozeman from either Sourdough Rd. or S 19th. From Nash Rd. turn south onto Sourdough Canyon Rd. and continue to the trailhead. Thursday, July 18th Kirk Hill (Moderate) Directions: South on 19th. Parking lot is on left just before the large curve Thursday, July 25th Middle Cottonwood Trail (Moderate) Directions: North on Springhill Rd. Turn right on Toohey. Turn right on Walker Rd. until the dead end Thursday, August 1: Lower Mt. Ellis Trail (Moderate) Directions: east on Kagy Blvd. until it becomes Bozeman Trail Rd. Turn south on Mt. Ellis Lane and drive all the way to the gate and trailhead. Thursday, August 8th South Cottonwood Trail (Easy to Moderate) Directions: south on Cottonwood Rd. past Anderson School. Wind through a big S turn before taking another left on Cottonwood Canyon Rd. Drive approximately 2 miles on Cottonwood Canyon Rd to reach the trailhead. Thursday, August 15th the M Trail (Moderate) Directions: north on Bridger Canyon Rd. to M Trailhead Thursday, August 22nd Chestnut Mountain Trail (Moderate) Directions: From Bozeman, drive east on I-90 and take the Trail Creek exit. At the exit turn right and then left on Trail Creek Rd for approximately 200 yards. Trailhead is on the right side of the road. Thursday, August 29th Moser Creek Trail (Moderate) Directions: 6 miles up Hyalite Canyon Rd. to sign noting Moser Creek Trailhead - [Sweet Pea 5K Training](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/sweet-pea-5k-training-23/): Join us as we prepare for the Sweet Pea 5k in August! Whether you walk, jog, or run, come connect with others and progressively build your stamina with our regular meetups. Bring your friends and family! - [Sweet Pea 5K Training](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/sweet-pea-5k-training-22/): Join us as we prepare for the Sweet Pea 5k in August! Whether you walk, jog, or run, come connect with others and progressively build your stamina with our regular meetups. Bring your friends and family! - [Walk and Coffe Group](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/walk-and-coffe-group-11/): This informal social group starts the week out strong with by going for a walk together, followed by time to connect with one another through casual conversation and cozy coffee. - [Hiking Group](https://cancersupportmontana.org/programs/hiking-group-5/): Each week we will meet at a different trailhead in Bozeman and the surrounding area. This is an opportunity to get outside, get moving, and connect with others! Thursday, June 13th Drinking Horse Mountain Trail (Moderate) Directions: parking lot is on Bridger Canyon Rd. just before the M Trailhead! Thursday, June 20th Sypes Canyon Trail (Moderate) Directions: north on Springhill Rd. for approximately 1.5 miles. Turn right on Sypes Canyon Rd. Follow Sypes Canyon Rd. for about 3 miles. At the Y at the end of the road, veer right onto Churn Rd to the trailhead. Thursday, June 27th Triple Tree Trail (Moderate) Directions: south on Sourdough Rd.Parking lot on left just past Triple Tree Rd. No hike Thursday, July 4th (Independence Day) Thursday, July 11th Bozeman Creek Trail (Easy) Directions: find Nash Rd. South of Bozeman from either Sourdough Rd. or S 19th. From Nash Rd. turn south onto Sourdough Canyon Rd. and continue to the trailhead. Thursday, July 18th Kirk Hill (Moderate) Directions: South on 19th. Parking lot is on left just before the large curve Thursday, July 25th Middle Cottonwood Trail (Moderate) Directions: North on Springhill Rd. Turn right on Toohey. Turn right on Walker Rd. until the dead end Thursday, August 1: Lower Mt. Ellis Trail (Moderate) Directions: east on Kagy Blvd. until it becomes Bozeman Trail Rd. Turn south on Mt. Ellis Lane and drive all the way to the gate and trailhead. Thursday, August 8th South Cottonwood Trail (Easy to Moderate) Directions: south on Cottonwood Rd. past Anderson School. Wind through a big S turn before taking another left on Cottonwood Canyon Rd. Drive approximately 2 miles on Cottonwood Canyon Rd to reach the trailhead. Thursday, August 15th the M Trail (Moderate) Directions: north on Bridger Canyon Rd. to M Trailhead Thursday, August 22nd Chestnut Mountain Trail (Moderate) Directions: From Bozeman, drive east on I-90 and take the Trail Creek exit. At the exit turn right and then left on Trail Creek Rd for approximately 200 yards. Trailhead is on the right side of the road. Thursday, August 29th Moser Creek Trail (Moderate) Directions: 6 miles up Hyalite Canyon Rd. to sign noting Moser Creek Trailhead ## Teams - [Chad Galicia](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/chad-galicia/) - [Taylor Hill](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/taylor-hill/): Outside of work, Taylor enjoys spending time with family, friends, her puppy George, traveling, and finding joy in the little things—including her beloved porch goose, Gooseifer who has become somewhat of a local personality. She believes that kindness, community, and a little laughter can make even the hardest days a bit brighter. - [Raquel Stubbs](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/raquel-stubbs/): Raquel is honored to support those affected by cancer as a patient navigator. Raquel lives in Livingston with her husband, two kids, and two dogs. She obtained her bachelor’s degree in psychology from MSUB and is in her final year of a Master of Social Work program through the University of Montana. - [Carrie Gilbertson](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/carrie-gilbertson/): Carrie graduated from Montana State University and has called Gallatin County home ever since. With more than 15 years in nonprofit leadership, she believes that our communities are stronger when everyone feels seen, supported and connected. Carrie is proud to join Cancer Support Community Montana. She looks forward to advancing the mission and deepening its impact across the state of Montana because cancer affects more than health—it impacts every part of a person’s life, and no one should have to navigate that alone. Carrie lives in Three Forks with her husband, two donkeys, six goats, an ever-changing number of chickens, two ducks, and two poorly behaved farm dogs—an environment that keeps her grounded, adaptable, and well-practiced in navigating a little chaos - [Elaina Summers](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/elaina-summers/) - [Javier Robledo](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/javier-robledo/) - [Erin McGowan](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/erin-mcgowan-2/) - [Chelsea Rabideau](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/chelsea-rabideau-2/) - [Mindy Slayton](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/mindy-slayton/) - [Erin McGowan](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/erin-mcgowan/) - [Erin Karlin](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/erin-karlin/) - [Katie Beall](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/katie-beall/) - [Jena Sabatini](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/jena-sabatini/) - [Andy Shirtliff](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/andy-shirtliff/) - [Jonas Bieliauskas](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/jonas-bieliauskas/) - [Jai Russell](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/jai-russell/) - [Judi Haskins](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/judi-haskins/) - [Mary Ann Perkins](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/mary-ann-perkins-2/) - [Gigi Marino](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/gigi-marino/) - [Kane Kuchynka](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/kane-kuchynka/) - [Steve Sendon](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/steve-sendon/) - [Matt Dean](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/matt-dean/) - [Alpine Physical Therapy](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/alpine-physical-therapy/) - [Teela Hofbauer](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/teela-hofbauer/) - [Char Gatlin](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/char-gatlin/) - [Chelsea Rabideau](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/chelsea-rabideau/) - [Deborah Stapley-Graham](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/deborah-stapley-graham/) - [Hailey Kern](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/hailey-kern/) - [Alan DeWit](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/alan-dewit/) - [Alyssa McClellan](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/alyssa-mcclellan/) - [Brandi Mergenthaler](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/brandi-mergenthaler/) - [Angela Davis](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/angela-davis/) - [Darra Perdaems](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/darra-perdaems/) - [Chris Lindo](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/chris-lindo/) - [Erin Schaible](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/erin-schaible/) - [Mary Ann Perkins](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/mary-ann-perkins/) - [Jeff Price](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/jeff-price/) - [Leah Shute](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/leah-shute/) - [Josey Aylward](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/josey-aylward/) - [Amy Strom](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/amy-strom/): Amy has worked in the health, fitness and yoga world for almost 30 years. - [Katelyn Armstrong, MS, LCPC](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/katelyn-armstrong-ms-lcpc/): Katelyn Armstrong, MS, LCPC, earned her MS in Rehabilitation Mental Health Counseling, and is an Oncology Counselor at Bozeman Health Cancer Center. - [Wendy Gwinner, LCSW, OSW-C](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/wendy-gwinner-lcsw-osw-c/): Wendy Gwinner, LCSW, OSW-C holds a Master’s of Social Work and is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with advanced certification in oncology social work. - [Steve Wellington, LCSW](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/steve-wellington-lcsw/): Steve Wellington, LCSW, is the facilitator of Prostate Connection. - [Vanessa Clark, LCSW, AHPC-SW](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/vanessa-clark-lcsw-ahpc-sw/): Vanessa Clark, LCSW, AHPC-SW holds space for those in need as a therapist with Dandelion Counseling, as well as leads groups for CSC Montana. - [Aspen Washburn](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/aspen-washburn/): Aspen Washburn was born and raised in the Gallatin Valley, where she later attended Montana State University and earned a Bachelor of Science in Psychology. After graduation, she began volunteering weekly at CSCMT as a way to stay involved in the community and explore work she might be interested in. Aspen is a cancer survivor who hopes to bring a unique and powerful perspective to the cause. She is preparing to start her Master’s degree in Social Work, fueled by a genuine desire to help others. Outside of work, Aspen enjoys bowling, taking scenic walks, gathering for game nights, listening to live music, and dining with good company. - [Hannah Sanders](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/hannah-sanders/): Hannah has six years of marketing & communication experience, Bachelors of Arts – Communication Studies (Kutztown University) (Minors in Social Media Strategy & Women and Gender Studies), Masters of Professional Studies – Strategic Commuincations (Penn State University Fall 2026). She has a background in events, networking & marketing outreach, social media management, and customer service / relationship building. - [Emily Lindquist MSW, LCPC](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/emily-lindquist-msw-lcpc/): Emily is a Montana native who earned her Master's Degree in social work through the University of Southern California and a BA in psychology from the beautiful University of Montana. - [Avarie Schaff](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/avarie-schaff/): Avarie graduated from Montana State University with a bachelor’s degree in Human Development and Family Science, complemented by a minor in Psychology. - [Cassidy Catron](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/cassidy-catron/): Cassidy Catron received bachelor’s degrees in Community Health and Microbiology from Montana State University. During the fall of her senior year she served as an intern for Cancer Support Community Montana. She has now chosen to join our team as the Operations Assistant. Cassidy is Originally from Belgrade Montana, and has developed a profound appreciation for the Gallatin Valley community over the course of her lifetime. - [Kelly Phillips](https://cancersupportmontana.org/team-members/kelly-phillips/): Kelly is beyond excited to join the CSCMT team as the Cancer Support Navigator. She has a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of Oklahoma, but also deeply values organizational administration. Kelly is a lifelong learner with a heart for helping others who face challenges. ## Event Location - [Bozeman, MT](https://cancersupportmontana.org/event-location/bozeman-mt/) - [Helena, MT](https://cancersupportmontana.org/event-location/helena-mt/) - [Missoula, MT](https://cancersupportmontana.org/event-location/missoula-mt/) - [Montana](https://cancersupportmontana.org/event-location/montana/) ## Program Category - [Child/Teen/Family Lifestyle Activity](https://cancersupportmontana.org/program-category/child-teen-family-lifestyle-activity/) - [Education Pathways](https://cancersupportmontana.org/program-category/education-pathways/) - [Emotional Support](https://cancersupportmontana.org/program-category/emotional-support/) - [Healthy Lifestyles](https://cancersupportmontana.org/program-category/healthy-lifestyles/) - [Mind Body](https://cancersupportmontana.org/program-category/mind-body/) - [Youth & Families](https://cancersupportmontana.org/program-category/youth-families/) ## Program Location - [Bozeman, MT](https://cancersupportmontana.org/area/bozeman-mt/) - [Missoula, MT](https://cancersupportmontana.org/area/missoula-mt/) - [Virtual Only](https://cancersupportmontana.org/area/virtual-only/)